Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

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are varied SB m Among the many services which keep Monti on the ball are those offered by the library, the infirmary, and the housekeeping department. Mrs. John Schweitzer, Monticello's capable librarian, is always ready to help students in their selection of books and reference material. Any student who has ever needed help during an illness will always be grateful for the modern facilities of the infirmary and the loving personal care given by Mrs. David Findley and her assistant, Mrs. Florence Pelot. The housekeeping department, headed by Miss Alvena Closson, is a vital part of Monticello's clean and impressive appearance. Thanks to Miss Closson and her staff the school is always kept neat and orderly. MISS ALVENA CLOSSON MRS. JOHN SCHWEITZER, Librarian 31

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 rpppraFremnr- li naniai VM-.HrHlwlhtb COL. SANFORD J. GOODMAN, Treasurer and Director of Operational Services Campus services Buried in a mass of circulars, newsletters, and bills we find the Business Office, headed by Col. Sanford Goodman. Most students at Monticello use the banking facilities provided by the Business Office to help the girls keep track of that all-important money from home. Other college services such as the post office, switchboard, bookstore, cabin, and transportation are handled by this jack-of-all-trades department at Monticello. Mr. Robert Wharton, the Bursar, is usually found around the adding machine, keeping track of the income and outgo. At Monti, the Business Office is one of the most valuable organizations on the campus. MR. ROBERT E. WHARTON, Bursar —— » 30

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Efficiency in communication r MRS. BARBARA WITT, Business Office MRS. NADINE COIMAN, Secretary to the Registrar MRS. ROBERT McCOY, Admissions Office 32